The complete March/April 2019 issue of Influence magazine is now available online.

In his cover story, “The American Family,” Ted Cunningham writes about the social trends — and ministry opportunities — surrounding today’s households.

Via “Staying on Mission in the Age of Outrage,” Ed Stetzer explains why Christians must rise above the vitriol and communicate with grace.

Rob Ketterling offers leaders insight on discerning which problems to tackle personally, which ones to delegate to others, and which ones to release to God in his feature, “You, Them or God?”

We hope this issue inspires and encourages as you pursue your ministry calling.

The Get Set profile features an interview with Griffin McGrath, the youth and young adults director for the Arizona Ministry Network, who talks candidly about God’s faithfulness in difficult times.

The Multipliers section features leaders who are multiplying the Kingdom by showing God’s compassion. You’ll meet Doyle Robinson, founder of Sox Place, an outreach to homeless youth in Denver; Jim Wilkes, co-lead pastor and founder of Journey Church (Assemblies of God) in Fairview Park, Ohio, and developer of a unique giving tool, the Hope App; Marlane Codair, founder and director of Compassion Immigration Services, a nonprofit ministry that helps guide people through the immigration and naturalization process; and Tami Parsley, director of Preschool Academy, a James River Church (AG) ministry that offers free preschool for qualifying families in the Springfield, Missouri-area.

This issue of Influence includes all this and more. We hope it inspires and encourages as you pursue your ministry calling.

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